Playlist I put together for my own games.  Contains Ambiance, Monster sounds, Speeches from "NPC"s, and combat sounds.

Many came from the Orange County Gaming Group's recent Kickstarter for just this purpose.  Thank you, OCGG!

I am currently using Roll20 to set up and run my game and I highly suggest renaming any tracks you import for easier use.  I have mine set up in categories... Ambiance - trackname, Combat - trackname, City - trackname, Speech, Monster, Village, Spell, etc.

Here we can hear the incredibly powerful, evil, and entirely insane eyeball monster muttering to itself in a cavern.  Simply being that near such an alien creature is enough to mess with a with your mind. 

Eye-Monster Monsterscape - Passive - PBetancourt

This is not a music track but sound design: orcs marching to war. You have to imagine being Inside of a marching army of orcs. Drums, horns, aggressive screams...
The mentality of an orc is quite simple. They simply want what they want and will do whatever they need to do to get it, without considering anyone or anything else and those wants are usually simply food and fighting. 

Orc War March - Sound design

Orc War March (Version Final)

Dedicated to those unspoken hero NPC's, innkeepers are those critical sellers of spirits and rumors that have started more than one epic journey.  Spanning a range of styles and settings, these innkeepers have more to offer than they are letting on. Hear more at BattleBards.com

NPC Innkeeper - High Magic - Kyle McCarley

Finally, we can hear your wizard blasting enemies apart with some of the most iconic evocation spells in gaming! Hear more at BattleBards.com.

Evocation Spell - Lightning Bolt - Daniel Warneke

This is a desert soundscape that I have created from scratch, using sounds from my library and sounds that I have recorded myself.
The winds are predominant here, I used several layers of wind recordings to make it sound like the wind from a sand desert. I also played with some real sand and other similar textures that I have recorded, to reproduce the wind blowing the sand away.
And I added a few animals here and there to add a little fantasy to the game.

Desert Day Soundscape created for the Orange County Gaming Group

Not as populous as humans, an ‘army’ of giants can consist of only several hundred individuals. However, outside of godly intervention, nothing can stand in the way of such an army. An exemplification of raw, unbridled brute force, fortresses, kingdoms, and entire countries can and will be swept away from an army of giants. 

Giants War March created for the Orange County Gaming Group

Goblins - Combat - Olivier Girardot

Protection Spells like Barkskin are a staple and deserve to be heard. Hear more at BattleBards.com

Protection Spell - Barkskin - Filippo Buresta

Bringing voices to your NPCs since 2014. Hear more at BattleBards.com

NPC Tavern Owner - Gambling Hall - Edwyn Tiong

This is on of the latest soundscapes I did for the Orange County Gaming Group that provides Interactive audio support for boardgames such as Dungeon & Dragons.
http://ocgaminggroup.com/

Medieval City Day & Night created for the Orange County Gaming Group

Found at: http://www.freesound.org/people/thefilmbakery/packs/8600/

Blacksmith working on a horseshoe.

Blacksmith Workshop -  thefilmbakery

..a recent soundscape journey to a deep subtle cave atmosphere..

Hartmann Neuron connected to the V-Synth GT 

(c)ixhumni 2013 all rights reserved

Subtle & Deep Water Cave

The first four spell sound effects for spells featuring acid, fire, ice, and sonic energies. Hear more at BattleBards.com

Combat Spell - Acid Blast - Pitch Michael

This piece of music is meant for game masters to play during a dwarf ceremony, a dwarf chant or any sort of ritual being led by dwarves in a fantasy gaming environment. The 'Ambience' tag means that this track is meant to be played in the background during a GM monologue, an involved dramatic sequence, or to set an important scene. Hear more at BattleBards.com

A wonderful soothing track with dwarf chanting accented with rhythmic anvil strikes that will bring a solemn but ultimately inspiring tone to any dwarf ritual perfect for showcasing a dwarf held funeral, loss of a clanhold, or last stand.  There is no better track out there to show the strength, resilience, and heart of the dwarf people.

Thank you Otto Orion for this incredible track.

Alex Jarzebinski from BattleBards wrote the creative brief for this piece.

Dwarf Ceremony - Musical Score - Otto Orion

This piece of music is meant for game masters to play during a dwarf religious ceremony, a dwarf rite or any sort of formal ceremony being led by dwarves in a fantasy gaming environment. The 'Actual' tag means that this track is meant to be heard by the characters in game, meaning that the characters are hearing this music being played by NPC's in the game session.

From the get go, this track will grab you as you hear a collection of dwarf priests calling out the name of their god, asking him to hear their prayer.  The feeling of being in that temple continues as a dwarf master craftsman keeps pace for the chanting by striking an anvil, a symbol of how their people was wrought from the earth by their god.

Dwarf Temple - Prayer Eternal - Musical Score - GoofParade

This piece of music is meant for game masters to play during a dwarf religious ceremony, a dwarf rite, or any sort of formal ceremony being led by dwarves in a fantasy gaming environment.  The 'Ambience' tag means that this track is meant to be played in the background during a GM monologue, an involved dramatic sequence, or to set an important scene.

An epic dwarf ambience track which is wonderful to see off any dwarf cleric or priest ready to take on the world and defeat whatever challenge dares to face his or her race.  Perfectly suited to create a platform to house the grandness of a great temple or religious structure. 

Thank you Richard Daskas for this incredible track.

Alex Jarzebinski from OCGG wrote the creative brief for this piece.

Dwarf Temple - Stone Father Hymn - Score Music - Richard Daskas

It's time gamers can hear the actual infernal language being spoken by devils and/or their mortal minions.  To that end, here are some soundbites of the Infernal language each with its own intonation angry, call to battle, disgusted, formal conversation, neutral, and snide.  

Don't just say that your players hear someone say they are speaking infernal, actually let them hear it! 
Alex Jarzebinski from OCGG wrote the creative brief for this piece.

Infernal Language - Snide - AIFR Productions

It's time to give some voice to those unsung heroes, the various merchants in every fantasy gaming session that provides the weapons, armor, potions, and all of those other bits of equipment that players need to defeat their enemies.  Here, we are voiced a general goods vendor, an illicit goods fencer, a weapons maker, and an armorer.  Alex Jarzebinski from BattleBards wrote the creative brief for this piece.

NPC Merchant - General Goods - Joe J Thomas

It's time to give some voice to those unsung heroes, the various merchants in every fantasy gaming session that provides the weapons, armor, potions, and all of those other bits of equipment that players need to defeat their enemies.  Here, we are voiced a general goods vendor, an illicit goods fencer, a weapons maker, and an armorer.  Alex Jarzebinski from BattleBards wrote the creative brief for this piece.

Hear more at BattleBards.com

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